Registrations Drop At High Point Market
For the second year in a row, politics may have hurt registration numbers for High Point's furniture market.
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Mental Health Agency Denies Lavish Spending After State Audit
North Carolina's auditor says a large managed care mental health agency spent excessively on salaries for top executives, conferences and Christmas parties.
Greensboro Police And Fire Employees Could See Salary Bump
Greensboro City Council is hammering out a new budget. The proposal includes pay raises for police officers and firefighters.
New Hub To Open For Triad Area Commuters
Piedmont Authority for Regional Transportation (PART) will soon be opening a new terminal in Greensboro.
High Point Leaders Announce Development Around Future Downtown Stadium
High Point University's president will lead a city effort to build a baseball stadium and create more development near the site.
Update: U.S. Senator Thom Tillis Says He's Fine After Collapsing During Race
UPDATE: In a video posted to his Twitter account, U.S. Sen. Thom Tills says doing well after collapsing at a Washington, D.C., charity race.
NC Lawmakers Advance Bill That Would Raise Money For School Construction
A proposal in the legislature could give public schools in the state much needed funding for capital improvements.
Governor's Report: Opioid Deaths Surge In Forsyth County
Forsyth County had the largest increase among urban counties in opioid-related deaths between 2005 and 2015, according to a report released Monday by Gov. Roy Cooper's office.
Cuts To Emissions Testing Raise Environmental Concerns
North Carolina environmental officials say the state's air has become clean enough that only 22 of its 100 counties still have to conduct vehicle emissions testing.
